At first, Ben Suroeste thought Utah's idea of having government-mandated warning labels on porn was a bad idea. Upon further reflection, he's realized we don't just need warnings on porn -- we need them on everything potentially harmful, just in case.

Ben Suroeste takes a look back at the best, meanest, least true and most unfair YNOT WTF! stories of the last decade -- a decade filled with secrets revealed, press releases mangled, awards granted, trade shows held in questionable locales and plenty of other "facts" bound to...

Last week, I read that the UK’s idea to make porn sites adopt age verification was dead. As it turns out though, it seems to be merely mostly dead, to borrow a line from The Princess Bride. So, what’s the deal, you ask? According to Matt Warman, who holds the job of...

As the term implies, social media "influencers" have a major impact on their followers and can persuade their fans into buying all sorts of products and services. Often times, those items are beauty products, fashion or lifestyle-enhancing goods. Other times, evidently, it's......

Arizona has become the latest state to pass a nonbinding resolution declaring porn to be responsible for virtually every societal ill that isn't caused by video games. YNOT's Ben Suroeste takes a deep dive into this shallow end of legislative intellect.

According to quasi-journalist Ben Suroeste, the entire adult industry has been nominated for at least one award and will be signing at "some booth" at an industry trade event in Las Vegas this week. The massive influx of related press releases has confused and disoriented the...

UCLA will soon host a conference on "comparative pornographies" centered on the differences between Asian and European porn. But when YNOT's Ben Suroeste looked more closely at the conference's description, he discovered there may be less to this "porn" than meets the genitals.

Alex Jones has filed a lawsuit against PayPal asserting that the company illegally banned him from using its services. Ben Suroeste isn't sure whether the lawsuit has any merit -- but he is sure that if Jones gets his account reinstated, internet pornographers should be allowed...

A sex doll brothel which was supposed to open in Toronto late last week was derailed by an obscure local ordinance dug up by Councilor John Filion. Apparently, YNOT's Ben Suroeste didn't get the memo - so now he's stranded up in the Great White North with nothing to do but complain.

According to EnigmaSoft, Atlanta, Denver and Orlando have the highest rates of malware infection in the country. EnigmaSoft couldn't say what the reason was for these three cities having a higher infection rate - but luckily YNOT's own Ben Suroeste is one the case. Applying his...